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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-08-07
A puol with Blank Cartridges

MONTREAL, Aug. Ga duel with re-
volvers was fought on Mount Royal last
night between Mr. Boiyin, city editor of the
French paper here, and Viscount Daignaut
who Is connected with the French theatre
Three shots were exchanged, but no harm
was done. 1t is said blank cartridges were
provided by the seconds
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A policemen CHARGED with Perjury

LONDON, Aug G--Miss Cass, the young
woman who was arrested in Regent street
some time ago by Policeman Endicott, and
whose case attracted great attention, has
determined to prosecute the policeman for
perjury. She claims that the perjury was
committed during the police inquiry into
her arrest. The hearing of Miss Cass' action
against kndicott will be begun on Monday.
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KILLED AT A LAUNCHING.
A Coal Shed Collapses, Carrying soc
People Into the Water.

n OOuI DIIONt OO4IdIJoO5l OttII IIIB UOO
People Into the Water.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 6.-During the launch
ing of the new steam barge William H.
Wolff at the ship yards of Wolff & David
son coal shed on which about 500 people
had gathered to witness tho launching col
lapsed, throwing the whole crowd into the
water, distance of thirty feet. Three
persons were killed outright, several others
fatally injured. There were about twenty
seriously hurt and number of others were
lesf seriously injured.
The accident was caused by water dis
placed by the vessel washing over the dock
on which the shed stood knocking out part
of its supports and dropping those on the
shed along with It's crushed timbers into the
Jyutpr
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Another Case at Egmont.

WAsHINGToN, Aug. G.--The Marine Hos
pital Bureau is informed that another case
of yellow fever has been discovered at tho
refuge station at Egnont Key, Fla.
SEVEN NEW CASES.
KEY WEST, FLA, Aug. 6--Seven new cases
Of yellow fever developed here today. but
there were no deaths
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RUMoRs ABOUT IVES g. GO.
Mr.. Staynor Denies that the Firm Has
Made an Assignment.

New YORK. Aug. 6..-It was reported to-
day that Henry =. Ives 81 Co. had made an
assignment, but this was denied by George
II. Staynor, the only member of the firm
who was to bo found in the Office. He said
that the firm did not intend TO make any
assignment. To the hour of closing thi.
afternoon no assignment had been filed in
the County Clerks oflice.
sTAYNoR REFUSES TO RESIGN.
CINCINNATI, Aug 6.--The directors of the
Cincinnati. Hamilton aud Dayton road met
to-day and agreed so defer M action until
after meeting Of these directors in New
York Monday next. No action was taken
at all ON the proposition to lease the Fort
Wayne rond and guarantee its stock, all
that being postponed until the present conf
plications are settled. President StayuOr
was not present, but sent telegram declin-
ing to resign. This puts a now phase on the
proposed reorganization, as IL was suppose
he would consent to retire and to put the
nrenagn,n.nt 10 Cincinnati hapde
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SHOT BY A BOOTBLACK.
Browns Hotel Comes Very Near Being
the Scene of a Murder.

1oI OW II . IlOU5I OOIII55 V HIy IF6dI bbILR
the Scene of a Murder.
MACON, GA, Aug 6.--Brown's Hotel, on
Fourth street, was the scene of lively SEN
sation tonight. L. j. Ellis, a hardware
drummer from Nashville, was shot in the
wash room by Wilson Holmes, known as
"Sonnie," negro bootblack in the hotel.
The shooting occurred at o'clock, the ball
taking effect in the left shoulder and in
tlicting painful but not serious wound
Wilson was impudent to Ellis and Ellis
cuffed him several times AS Ellis turned
away the negro fired and then made his
escape. Ellis has many friends in the city
and is receiving every attention.
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-four KILLED ov the Cyclone.

ArcIuYsoN, K.>s., Aug G.-Additional
advices regarding the cyclone at Mi!lDrook.
say that four people were killed instead OF
one as Mt first reported. In addition TO the
destruction at Millbrook the towns of HiU
CITY and Plainvillo also suffered seriously.
There is no telegraph station within eigh-
teen miles of SIillbrook, and reports are
vary rlpagrp
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TOWED INTO PORT.
A Pensacola Bark Arrives After a Voy-
age from Genoa.

PENSACOLA, FLA, Aug. 6.--The steamer
Mary Witch, Capt. j. M. Fauria, to-day
towed into port the Italian bark Pensacola,
from Genoa, Italy. The Pensacola is 600
ton vessel, and is owned by Messrs. f. Cam
padonico &, Co., of Bay Point, Fla. The
vessel is but eight months old and it is hoped
that she will continue in her voyages be-
tween her foster Portland and other ports
of the world with profit and success. Messrs.
f. Campadonico & Co., are tho owners of
large mill interests on Black Water Bay
They have recently constructed several
boats, one Of which is called the Bay Point,
after the present mill site in this port.
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n,,lrnrin,s ohoaen prlnce.

LONDON, Aug. S6--lt is reported that
Prince Ferdinand Of Sake Coburg Gotha
has arrived at Turhverein, and will 80 from
there 30 Tirnova, where the oath Of office as
Prince Of Bulgaria will be administered TO
him. It's said the emembers Of the Sobranjo
have assembled there TO welcome him and
to witness tho taking OF the onth.
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1,ou,avillo wants tho President

LOUISVILLE, KY, Aug. GA meeting
attended by :. 900 citizens was held in Cen
trai Park this afternoon TO invite President
and Mrs. Cleveland to visit Louisville
Mayor Reed presided. Appropriate speeches
we're made by Harry Wressinger Col J. M
Brown, Col Bennett, ii. Young, Col L. Z.
.rohnson and Gen Alphous Baker.
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g. rfti FUNERAL.

oT PETERSBURG. Aug 6.-The funeral Of
M. Katkoif took place to-day at Moscow
and wac attended by tho principal authori-
ties and elite of Moscow and St Petersburg
An immense III ong Of pcon'n wss i,rcsa"f
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Frances Duel TO Drop.

PARIS, Aug. 6.--M. Ferry's seconds will
take no further stops in the matter of the
proposed duel between II. Ferry and Gen.
Boulauger The incident appears TO be
closed
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4 DUEL WITH SWORDS.

PARIS, Aug. G.--M Magnier, editor of the
Eucnemeat, has fought duel with NJ Rel
mach, of the Repubifqite Frdneaise. The
weapons were swords. Reinach was
wounded.
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Novernment-Aided Emiarants.

LONDON, Aug. 6.--One hundred and six
government.aided emigrants sailed from
Queenstown for Montreal to-day
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THE REPORT CONFIRMED.

PORTLAND, ORE. Aug 6.-The Oregonidn
has the following special from Victoria, b.
c.: ''Tbe steamer Olympian, which arrived
from Sitka today, brought the startling
news that another lot of British
and American schooners have been
captured by the revenue cutter Rush and
taken TO Sitka, and that as the steamer was
leaving the revenue cutter again hove
in sight with a number OF schoon.
ers in tow. Those in Sitka arc
the Victoria schooners Dolphin, Anna
Beck, Grace and w. p. Sayward,
aud the American schooner Challenger, OF
Seattle. With the schooners seized lest year,
this makes seven British vessels now in
charge of the Alaskan authorities, and they
will no doubt be added TO as it seems the in.
tention of the Americans to seize every
schooner that they can secure anywhere
within the waters OF Behring's sea.
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SEALERs SEIZED.

Seven British Vessels Now in Charge
of the Alaskan Authorities.
OTTAWA, ONT, Aug. 6.-The Department
of Fisheries has received advices that three
Canadian vessels, the Grace, Dolphin and
w. p. Sayward, have been seized in Behr-
ng Sea by United States cruisers and taken
to Sitka. No further particulars have been
received
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An Investigation Ends in the Discharge
of Kane and the Huttons-The News
Correspondent Makes an Important
Discovery Showing that the Assas-
sin Was Probably not an Outsider.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

The display Of n. LeOnsrde sons Co,
IN the center Of Art Hail IA their uDlaue
copy Of . Hindu Isgoda which " a. erected
by them two wears sgo. IL 20 once TIE
m' .. str King and sttrsctive display ever
made ia the building. Their st0ct IL
peculiarly adapted for the richest exhibition
OF rare sDd valuable articles 81 virtue I'd 20
adorn the most elsborstely furnished man
slOns, and At the same time shows their un-
equsled assortment Of those stopie house
bold necessities which are appreciated bv
every lady and housekeeger Ia the land.
The variety OF goods o. their di,plsy gath
erred - II 10 from fssiores in al pare ~ the
world, certainly fisss them sdtnDiagc ia
furnishing home a. wei o. Pagods
ths, could not be ovcrrsted. and fhss could
not be presented BY any other house Ia the
STATE. The Grand exhibition o.
Bieb Cold Kerosene pizfures.
That first strikes the eve on entering ire
bail from sny ooOf, and which represents
the finest goods in the line made in
America. are regular st0ck goods from fh.sir
retail establishment On M0rroe-st where
the most elaborate Library. Hail and Read
ing lamYs are shown. 81 prices faDging
from from $50 70 ~ each. especially
selected 10 meet the. capacities Of every
bodvs pocket book in the city or vicinity.
sD0 iD view Of the long esenings nov ufop
us. and The universal demand fof isrotn n
every s0rt which srs nos 50 much fas
style regardless Of gss or electric light.
the intending buyers VII Do vel 70 ieave
their orders with the firm. and maize fbeif
selections before the essortmsbtsere broken.
Troso Par Jspss
One Of the hsndsofnpsf features Of con
srd's display THE vesf shows tie brilliant
dsoorsting powers ~ the cheapest line Of
goods from any country. the Jspaness Line.
Many of the brightest goods % this display
cost Dot fe~ cents each This hss swavs
been fsvorits branch with them. snd We
zee that the prices have never been % iow
- tins vesf. and slock uf tie retail si0fe
has never been % megui6cenflT cor pieie.
Strangers and al ol herr Interested in besutl-
! fol goods, and wh0 are not IN this sge
srt Invited 70 their
Ar poorn.
/ Prom which rotvithstsndire The vsgon
ioads of goods sf the Fair nothing is pfisssd.
R0vsi Worcester Crown Derby. Dresden
(fss1elin. and al ether uskes that srs fs
TB9us the world over Since their remoTs.
frro their Ole stand snd heve beeoms SET
tied 10 their nsv stores. - and 81 h0nrDe-
81. they have bad 81 they coiia DO attend.
inc % the wants Of t8sir customers. They
hsvs n8Ors than doubled their help which
spesks for Their wonderful sBcoe7s Tomof-
roo We shsii SPEAK ruors folly regarding
some If TIE sFseislties they oisplsg. aud
cal attention - ne wonderful lov prices
they sFs making ln al their various iines
Their store WI bs ogen ersDinRz tns rest
of TIE week
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Today's programme would hare been the
best OF the week anyway, but as il will now
include the eayalcade postponed from yes
tsrdsy It will De the best ever witnessed on
the grounds. providing the weather allows il
to be carried out. The judges will continue
their work their work this morning and
the cavaleade in which over seven hundred
animals viii appear on the track, will take
place promptly At IL o'clock. AT o'clock
this afternoon the military companies will
appear in brigade parade which will be
followed by the prize drill.
The races viii begin at go. the first being
the go trotting class, followed by the 2:3O
pace and mile running race. There are
several fast horses among the entries for
each class and some fine raciHg may be
expected. The races are conducted on the
square. The horses are started promptly and
no money work is allowed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

1Ae erlcksE oegs a4d = ssi dsY Of . d.
pay tnsiF tais1f vita the bar snd cricket.
oa< thsT wsrs watched RessrLAeisss -
quite namteF 0f ths yisit0rs Ins game
coinMe1ced aD0gI 2 - snd r4s naisnst
a2oax o.1s. res2lEag 10 victory lgr Capt
TAN SHAW a1d Als slsFsn- Ihs scofs = ~
folloEG
AILLENER's sEBs-FIEsx IssIN8.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

tna ke4E z1d rses. fiuls, sz3 sex
ErifssF 1alzssL ~ So snd 4cs sna Nss
gwen see sna noasy, All ~Czx.Slsn tosx
Lki1l ..-oszeg
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

There we're SIX horses IN ths fald ard
some tiiiiculty vas experienced in starting
Rsrncv Isra~ay's .Johnn'e' drew the
polr. Cher Hodsss' Carleton second. Dan
wsra's "Blsck Friday third. c. G. Enos-l-
tons Nellie f,uffh. David Bowies "TrisA
Nike fffa. and Charley Waters s.Sorrsl
Dan outside ~ hen they vent s~sv
'.Scr-sl Dan hs3 the e-st of Il. and vent -
tAe frort Win Johnnie close st bis reeis
the Others iorning a string VITA "Ir;sn
Nix A. the nii. All positions w-re not
ehsures Until within taHtv ysr7s 81 the
wire. when eIehunle" passed HDzn and
~cu ~ hsf 4 .ensth. 'Cs~ietoar third.
aPlerk Friday fourth. "MrIie Know
an snd "IriSh Mikes distancef. Tine.
5zf..
il to seccnd hest tlie four ecs sws~ vel
t~~efher. Bat Dan tr0x tne ed IN roinz
-~rrs the trrn. He VS. pssse,i bv fehr.
-. en- The bscx stretch Dacr ssn earx
-nd 7nished n ne rear. -fohunier won
~ os.~- z. eur cfethfnx~-Ts-er closn
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

In TIE stallion race Turk -rnzs.r
Montgomery" and Marshall b" were
sks starters. "Maurics H. being drawn.
Turk had the inside. the others in two.
three and foor order 81 named soovs. They
got a good start ard TURK led the crowd
70 the quarter post wbere Montgomery"
PASSED hlm aud st the balf bad lead Of
ionr lengths. Just "a they reached the
wirs the frst time Marshall b" passed
"Prize' and took third place. Positions
wsre no. changed ia the last half. Mont
xomery' winning By several lengths
Marshall Il. Vas given second place,
.Turk' Being set back 70 tAsrd tor running.
"Priss" fourth. Tlms-235.
On the 6rst score for the second heat they
came up At a rapid gait, with Mont
eonsry' a iength behind. His driver yell
81. let them 20. and away they went
Down the back stretch Montgomery led
with Turk dong finely in second place;
~N.rshsll B' the sane in third: Prize a
bad fourth. These positions were held
until thsv entered tne home stretch
''rurk' having ran "a keep his place on the
lover turn. ON the home stretch Marshall
B. cane up even with Turk and they
made a pretty rsce in second place. "Turxi'
r.s -ss back 70 third i0r running. "Prfras
dnished nesr the distance Tag. Tine
2 34i Montgomery t0ok nrss money.
Marshall f. second, fTurk.' tbird
Prize. fourth.
Nc. f--rrcffirr. For rrsdsfar ssnicrs hat
have made -e sfzcn t1e state Niie heafs.
resf iu rifse SO airitied.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
FAIR NEWS
But Very Foul Weather
for It
a Successful Day IN Spite or
the Rain
The Receipts Nearly Double
those OF Last Year.
The w5ansfs Of YESTERDAYS Races
The Cricxetsrs-eorths Exhibits
Specially mentiosed--An *
cslieat Programme Ar
ranged tor
To-day.
a Successful Day IN Spite or
the Rain
The Receipts Nearly Double
those OF Last Year.

The r>in yesterday morning threatened
70 spoii the Fair bat that Il diin't Is shown
by 5hs fact that The receipts were neafiy
double ths amount taken On wednesday
lsst year. Had the weather been favorable
early IN the morning the receipts would
sarsly have been nearly as laEss As they
ssrs 90 ths big day last year. This
sh0ws that is IS a grand exhibition and also
lhAs lt - appreciated Oy the people Of
Western Michigan
The rain made 4 rather unpleasant on the
track and grounds. bat the programme was
carried out as announced. with the excep-
ton 0f the grand eagaicade. To have
iriyen on led seven hundred animals around
lhs track would have Pot Il IN such shape
.s 20 have maize it Necessary 20 postpone the
races, and The managers decided that IL Was
best 10 allow the cAvalcade 10 - over until
today.
The Judges GOT along very nicely with
their sorx and the ribbons denoting the
premiums awarded Will appear on the ami
mas IN the parade today. Fair weather
10 ali that . required 70 make the attend
sncs today ths largest ever seen on the
grounds.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

T~rs twelve sno ffs>er ooIfs~r burs
n~e,s susfs cfhe~s seu - sxE Tow~~
C1oehtnx Co. Pear. .,ssEree ssa Csnss-sss
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

r,veru>.ss - s>ur e@lfe-s. wortk sRrs
Tr~er el~fhsnf C>- - Sc Tswss
Elecs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

The ran made the track heavy and at
noon 1t looked a. II the races would have TO
b. postponed. At $50. however. the grand
stands were quite well filled withspectators.
ths bsnd played and the bell rang for the
fun % begin The track had been narrowed
aud was not 50 bad as might have been ex-
pectel except q few rods in front Of the
zrand stand. The judges were Mayor Dixie
man, W. I. iamoresgx, and Philo L. Bates
MIR. Lamoreaa1 scted starter. A. v.
Pantlind and Col. T. :. Pierce. who offered
the special purse Tor tie colt race also oocu-
pied seats ia the judges stand
In the three-yesr-old colt race for the
special purse Frank Bacon" and ~Duida''
were drawn, leaving IS starters Fred
Wilkes" "Frxnk Carroll, Nay MITCHELL
and sIlderine, and they drew positions in
the order named. At the word May
Mitchell" a beautiful grey mare. went 70
tne front. followed by Frank Carroll,
Fred Wilkes bziaking mp the rear. II
deriner was good third. At the half the
mare had lead of eight or tea lengths. with
the others we'll ounened and doing more OF
less running. The mare won essiiy, I'll
derine' second, "Fred- Wilkes" third. and
Prank Carroll, although he flashed in
second place, was set back TO fourth for
foul driving. Time. 2.o9s.
In the sscoad heat they went away well
together. As they come around the turn
the mare showed q slight lead, bat was
closely pashed by "Iidsrine,' Frank Car
rolf' poor third and 'Wukes' running TO
keep mp with the procession. In the tnird
quarter flderine took the lead. but could
not hold L.. The mare passed him AZ the
tnrse-qusrter post ana won the heat IN 2.53
-fhierine' second and the other two run
ring about even. behind May Mitchell
took trss money. "Ilderine,n second, third
and fourth divided between Frank Car.
Eoil" and "Frsd Wilkes"
sCMAkRY.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Pest fsflsr r-~s- eis1htnx st ~hsse-sfs
r-so<s. Tevsr CfofhfnE CO, Nonroe, Cess3
au4 Feert-sfs
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

B.rr-ss stork sers s.s eeflsrss ~ssahfne
tr wlchszzn Tew<r Cssfhfax Co. wssree.
Pear zea Seoals1s-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Sen q ga~n&sllng x8r~ss underwear 1o~.
- than say ether nerse IN the s1ss~ Towe7
c4othfng CO. under Tower Gloek.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

TIE most excellent dizDl7F 81 rnschfn.
wsrk ever Witnessed n ths hissory q Grand
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

ssve sae-tlsSrs ~ havtax sust - r.~.~
clcthfrx CO. acdsE ne Ts~er Clock.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

The proprsstor of the Grand Rsriss Ras-
mess College snd Practical Trainsas sehosl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
Big Tnjun

The Gale Manufacturing Compsny. 'of
Albion Mich. is on band with fBe dis
play Of their chilled waking plows and
ssO e1hi0it TIE Big InIun Sulky Piov,
which is certainly well worthy OF special
mention. Is is 90 entirely new departure
from The ordinary two - beslsd snlky pio =.
embrsces ali the advantages Of three
Wheeled suIky. sBd is guaranteed 70 10
more simple aud durable than snv sulkv
piov sver before placed before TIE public
IL is made entirely of wrought and lne -
sbls iron. with sfssi beam and sfeel wheel
sxiss. II - 80 Constructed that il trips IL
self in tarrines square corner. With a sirrl-
pie device attaching ths front caster furror
~hesl 70 the rear CASTER yhsel and ~ max
.ng ne regular turn ~ o corner a. with sn
ordiusry hsnd piov.
Bv verg slight chsnes snd q left-hrn5
b0sfoFn. TIE big IDiBn' czn - cbsnped
from . rigbf-hsn5 - ieft- hand snlkv plr,v
tbus Saving the sxE@Dss u carving fwr
sep&rase s1ikizs ia STOCK
ln waking plowe u is vel known tina,
thsy rDanusaet1rs beth straight and slryr.ire
isn3si8es and nsry different sizss. Fo-
quality Of finish. mstsrial used and eene-s
s1pesrsDce the Gale Pl0v is without ;
> szpeTior and tbs practical working of the5,
fI0ws ere N vsrsaliT sstisfsnsorv. Nr y
y Hi. fhe gsnisi Representative u t5i'
c0rn peaF. - nlsKins rnarFy friends sn6 &.
plans tne qasEitiss q tie Gale plovs vsrg
coprinc5nelv-
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Ventilation i the al absorbing question
In households spd communities and The
solution Of escape from the many present
abe diseases arising from bad ventilation i
- de By the -Hesps De-Oiorous Dry
closet" These can be placed inside the
house with perfscf safety. They sapplsut
the death dealing pTivy vault. FILLED With
earth these closets sct sGt0mticslly IN cover
ing al eTcremeot For = sicr room the
Sanitary Convenience is indispensable
This nrm also nskess specially Of f. e
piano stools watch sre exhibited in s-<
less varieties. kr. FREEMAN tskes great
pleasure in sniigh'ening TIE c8rioas
spectators relative 20 their goods.
An Erhfhft ~ Csnsl-st
This is ths second yesr that fhe ever
populsr Gisnt Clothing CcmDany have
made their exhibit sor Fair ree< On Canal
u. A. the corner of Iron. This eHs5lisb-
r7eut befe~e ~ saving eTerv ool lftr of M
necessary expense s0d giving II - fhss~
customers u l5v p-ices for goods This
lsrge establish merit believe IA never xsttia u
left, and the usny improvements sbout
there 81 ste are Attracting mnca sstsnlon.
but 70 zffTsctioa = drswing TIE cro.Ss Or
deserves %. mere thar tke -1rse .l-gsns
snd rsii selecse5 stock q Fsll ssd Eintsr
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

hss on he grounds agricultural imple-
raents Of eveyy description and kI1d imsgi-
nsbis. e few W might mention Piows
Hsrrors. Cuitivsfors. Grain Drills. Cors
Planters. Hay RAkss. Moving Machines
Rea1ers. Self Binders. ThrsshinE. Ma
chimes. Clover Hullers ard everything y0a
can think % in Agricultural Implements
ard many ron never ta0usht Of he a. so
has on exhibition the finest iiue Il Car
riages Ruzyiss. Wagons. Road Carts. light
ard bes7T Wagons ever sbo~n il tais part
Of the country. By ealing A. his large
FmBor;um On South Dvision-st vo1 csn
see mary more tainxs of use . every far
rer M. Dsnisou 3 o1s of The Oldest
residents here ard nes built up lsrxs
business il lis ines and hss nsie host al
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22
a Wonderful Cnrto.ltr.

Mr. F. .. Hslsted. Of New York, has an
exhibition Of forty live slligst0rs Of all ages
from one 20 sixty years. They are kept in
= lzrge box of water IN the center OF which
= A fountain. He also has a specimen that
i q rarely. being mermaid The BODY is
that Of a woman with the tail Of 6sh
His exhibition Is attracting not little
attention
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

1.c7 4 '<zt< ~ f9fr fstt..as aseslFtt-aS - -
Hk8AAK fELEfR48 isEt4LJ e4s -
lc.n4sfteilcz - - tte B<ss lsssl fAe-fea sesls
=. 1Lt141a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

So. s-Trotting. The Norton and ?. 2. Pierce
scial purse OF 500 for .hree-year-OidS Nile
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

Who are doing the exhibiting for the
Star Clothing House, and as stated In yes
terday mornings TELEGRAM H ERALD,
dressed in continental and other attractive
costumes continued yesterday to give away
the picture cards and other matter for this
enterprising firm. Each boy is labled Star
Clothing House" and they attract much at
tention. This firm are certainly entitled to
the premium for original methods of sdver-
tisingl
Telegram-herald., 1887-09-22

NJ. f--rrcttlrr. For rnadsfar stations hat
have made b. ssfzcn .n fhe state. Nile hea,s.
rest in 4 Ffse SO divided